My mum got around 7 texts messages from a mobile number, which said it was from T-Mobile.
These texts were alerting her that the message was delivered to a landline successfully, and gave the landline number ( which was also the first contact in her phonebook )
Upon checking the sent messages, there were indeed blank messages to the landline in question - now, my mum didnt know you could text landlines, so she wouldnt have done it, and secondly, her phone was in her bag at all times. After the 4th message came through, she gave the phone over to me, and as I was checking her inbox, another message sent while I was doing this ( checked via sent messages).
Now, she phoned T-Mobile this morning, and they are going to open an investigation into why this has happened, as the number which was texting her to tell her the messages were sent, was not a registered T-Mobile number, despite it saying so.
My question is just simply how this could happen, as T-Mobile could not really explain it
These texts were alerting her that the message was delivered to a landline successfully, and gave the landline number ( which was also the first contact in her phonebook )
Upon checking the sent messages, there were indeed blank messages to the landline in question - now, my mum didnt know you could text landlines, so she wouldnt have done it, and secondly, her phone was in her bag at all times. After the 4th message came through, she gave the phone over to me, and as I was checking her inbox, another message sent while I was doing this ( checked via sent messages).
Now, she phoned T-Mobile this morning, and they are going to open an investigation into why this has happened, as the number which was texting her to tell her the messages were sent, was not a registered T-Mobile number, despite it saying so.
My question is just simply how this could happen, as T-Mobile could not really explain it